Start-up promises to slash virtual backup times
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The idea is that this Unite appliance treats virtual machines (VMs) as files in a single virtual filesystem and presents them as such, in directories, ...
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Server and Computer Energy Hogs - Avoiding Slow Computer Terrors
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A computer normally stores files in a file system as one or more allocation units, depending on the size of the file and the size of the allocation unit on ...
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Illumos Looks to Reopen Oracle's OpenSolaris
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But it is a new community-driven effort to develop open source versions of many widely used OpenSolaris technologies, including the ZFS filesystem and the ...
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Clustered Filesystems: Why All the Hype?
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Clustered filesystems ensure a uniform presentation of storage resources and provide coherent filesystem semantics across all nodes in a computing cluster. ...
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UCLA Laboratory of Neuro Imaging Simplifies Data Management With Isilon
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Using Isilon's SmartPools™ software, LONI has unified three performance tiers of Isilon scale-out storage into a single file system, simplifying data ...
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How to secure file transfer protocol (FTP)
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... which basically restricts the ability of the process to break out of its confines and access sensitive areas of the file system. ...
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Stellar Phoenix Macintosh Data Recovery v4.1 launched
PRLog.Org (press release)
Incorporating many user-friendly features, this application recovers lost or deleted data from HFS, HFS+, HFS Wrapper, and FAT file system volumes. ...
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Encrypted Root Filesystem with openSUSE 11.3, 64bit broken ?
By kernelOfTruth
this is a copy of: http://forums.opensuse.org/english/g...le-system.html I figured it would be better seen and appropriate to post this in the Install/
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?File system with errors, check forced? Linux Error and Recovery ...
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You get this file system error message if one or more critical data structures are corrupted or damaged. Linux file systems are comprised of data structures like, superblock, inode, extents, cylinder groups, and block bitmap etc, ...
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Tech Blog Parade: Ubuntu 10.10's New File System: btrfs
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Introduced last year, btrfs is a new file system intended to address the shortcomings in ext4, which is currently the default choice for Ubuntu and most other Linux distributions. While ext4 is pretty robust and efficient, it lacks some ...
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[ubuntu] "Read only filesystem" problem | Forge network
[ubuntu] "Read only filesystem" problem. My hd is split in two partitions, ubuntu filesystem and this storage partition which is just useless. I can't write to it, I can't move or delete files… It says “Read only File system” ...
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VMware server 2 question moving guests from filesystem to ...
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One Comment on “VMware server 2 question moving guests from filesystem to filesystem?” mafubalah!! August 4th, 2010 at 2:17 am. You'll need to move the configuration files or link to them. ...
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bbscreanstream file system error - BlackBerry Forums at CrackBerry.com
Running bbscreenstream on a Windows XP system. I have a Bold 9000 attached to the PC via USB capble. bbscreenstream is actually working fine.
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Ubuntu 10.10's New File System: btrfs | tuxmachines.org
Between ext3, ext4, reiserfs and others, Ubuntu has no shortage of file systems to choose from when installing a new system. And those options are set to ...
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ASA System: Filesystem Location and Recovery? - Ars Technica OpenForum
It looks like the system: file system is where the ASA keeps a copy of the configuration, but the question I have is, where exactly is this file system ...
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